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If you're one of those people (us) who's out of breath just looking at a flight of stairs, then we have a far more graceful, and infinitely more chic, solution. Well, Acne Studios do anyway. A roller shoe. Isn't she nice? The efficiency

Editor-in-chic, as we like to call Ms Neophitou, is having a bit of a fit at the news that German luggage gods Rimowa and Italian luxury purveyors Fendi are coming together to birth a suitcase of great beauty. It's well known Sophia doesn’t travel

R.E.M's Automatic for the People is turning 25, the age I pretend to be. Unlike me, though, the album has aged gracefully - the 1992 opus, which crystallised feelings of hopelessness and loss, of celebrity and mortality, feels as relevant, and important,

Something a bit naughty. Well, it is Friday. Les Girls Les Boys, the gender fluid undies line birthed by Agent Provocateur founder Serena Rees earlier this year, have teamed up with photographer Brett Lloyd for a cheeky six-part capsule collection. Launching today, the six

Whatever your personal religious preference may be - atheist, theist, agnost, heathen - one thing that can be agreed upon is the church's commitment to a look. And no-one does "pomp" quite like the Catholics, who go by our own

Adwoa! In Marc! Shot by Steven Meisel! Diana Vreeland era glamour! Eyeshadow! Great Britain! Here's the cover of the very first British Vogue edited by Edward Enniful. And it's ma-jor. "The inspiring Adwoa Aboah on the cover of my first edition of

Congratulations are clearly in order for the wonderful Telfar Clemens, whose semi-eponymous brand, Telfar, took home the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund in New York last night. Winning the large monetary prize of $400,000 and the priceless opportunity to exchange a handshake with Anna-bloody-Wintour,

A fashionphile's delight - six decades worth of legendary catwalk photographer Chris Moore's images collated into a single book, for the very first time. Renowned for being the man who brought runway images to the masses via his website, catwalking.com,

Be cool, be nice. Two simple instructions, and the title (sans comma) of a just-released book created to help combat cyber bullying. Because cyber bullying is neither nice nor cool, and, as our Editrix-in-Chief Sophia Neophitou would say: “KARMA, BABES!” The book,

Exhales of satisfaction at Ten Towers from morning on first view of Giorgio Armani's Spring 2018 campaign, shot by the brilliant (and former 10 contributor) photographer Sarah Moon. Moon's photographs have a painterly quality - lyrical portraits that teeter between reality and dream. In this

The show must go on! Business as usual at Burbs today as, post yesterday's announcement that Christopher Bailey will be exiting the brand next March, the Brit house has, just moments ago, revealed its new collection. So, as we peel back the paper of our

Fashion has long been fascinated with the female body. It is the metaphorical map that informs and inspires collections, its changing form coming to reflect the zeitgeist of politics, class and history. And now, a diverse new group of fashion photographers are re-examining the depiction of women's bodies

It’s the end of an era. Truly. In news that broke just moments ago, Christopher Bailey is to step down from his roles at Burberry in March next year. Christopher has been Chief Creative Officer of the house since 2001,

Stephen Jones. Master milliner. We don't know many, but even if we did, he'd still be our favourite. And here's a reminded why - launching tomorrow at Dover Street Market, his collaboration with Gosha Rubchinskiy, first shown at Gosha's SS18 show

A room full of talented sorts (and the altogether less talented Phoebe and I - sorry Phoebe) gathered last night in Burberry's Regent Street store to celebrate the announcement of this year's BAFTA Breakthrough Brits - twenty men and women